The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1887-08-31
100 -four barrels for sale cheap, at Fair.

Rev A. J. RackliG arrived on Monday
evenings train.
Ed. Emery of Gardner is at home for a
few days vacation.
II. II. Tufts is in attendance on the
Fair at Bangor.
Col. IL. S. Jewett and wife. are q, sitting
friends in Winn this week.
King 4 Ward have again made n large
addition to their line Of ruchings.
Mr.. John w. Bailey of New York city
is in town. the guest of W. p Bailey.
Mr.. Frank Thomson Of the south side
market, is ON II trip to Canada after live
stock
See notice Of annual meeting Of Skow-
hogan Building Association, in another
column
Quantities Of choice fruit, every kind
in the market at L. A. Browns, - Water
Street.
Miss Clara Nosmus left Thursday morn
Ing for visit to relatives in and about
Boston
The Skowhegan Band returned from
the Muster at Portland ON Saturday even
ing, and report fine time.
Judge Emery will commence the Sep
TENDER term of Court for Somerset Goun-
ty Tuesday next, Sept. 9th.
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turn from his vacation this week, and
occupy his pulpit next Sunday.
Misses Annie and Ang, liza Jewett, of
Someryille, Mass, are visiting in town,
the guests of IL. T. Jewett and family
Mr.. E. f. Drew has been in IIayerill,
and other parts of Massachusetts, the
past week, his family having gone before.
Rev. J. II. Little returns from his yaca-
ton this week, and services at the Uni
yersalist church next Sunday morning as
usual.
Oysters were never finer than they are
now, at Fairgrieves'. He has Stanfords
in the shell, and Providence River by qt
or gal.
Mr. y. J. Sheplcy of Providence, X. L.,
former Somerset boy, is the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs Fred o. Eaton OF this
town.
The ladies of the Uniyersalist society,
will give harvest dinner in G. A. r.
Hall, tomorrow, (Thursday), from u to
= O'clock.
Mcssrs. n. c. Kendall and Adelbert
Hobart of Madison, accompanied by
ladies, are ON a pleasure "Trip to Moose
River this week.
The celebrated mike Kelly" Cigar,
made from the clippings of the "Rugby'.
the best nckle cigar in the market, at
Walter Pierce's, l3 Madison St
S. W. Gould, Esq. purchased the
foundation stones of the old turn-table,
and is using portion of them in building
the foundation for the water tower ON
Howard hill.
Rev. II. w. Tilden and wife, return TO
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IIartand in this county, is Mrs. Tilden's
native place, and she finds many friends
aud relatives in this town.
Building in the village is looking up
somewhat, of late. W IL. Norton is
building house on Maple Street and S.
w. Gould has just completed a house on
Turner Avenue and has another under
way
There is much interest manifest in the
&. A. X. day at the State Fair, 1t is to
be Wednesday next and many Posts will
attend as organizations A grand camp
fire is to be held in the City Wednesday
evening.
Our sidewalks are in the hands of the
Street Commissioner and the improve
ments noticeable are frequent. The tine
walk on the east side of Madison Street
that has been laid new is sure to be appre
ciated by the residents.
We have been favored with elegant
weather for the past week and the appear.
ances now are that it will continue, much
to the qualification of the managers of
the Eastern State Fair. Thousands of
people are hoping for fair weather for
the coming ten days.
Wilson's All Star Ministries, who have
been playing to great business in different
parts of New England for the past three
months, under the management of lIesel-
ton 4 JOY, are to appear at Coburn Hall
the 10th of September, for the benefit Of
the Skowhegan base ball association.
our base ball nine will visit Bangor to-
day, Wednesday, playing with the
M S. College team; consequently no
game has been arranged for Saturday
next. For the 10th inst, however, a
great game is being arranged, and it is
intended to make it the gala day of the
season.
An attempt was made TO burglarize the
store of X. S. Hillman, Sunday night.
The front window was started up some
inches but did not work to the satisfac
tOH OF the aTllSIS- lilllHldli says tHdI
what grieyes him is that anybody should
want his goods for less money than he
offers them. Such ingratitndc he is una
BILE to comprehend.
The Michael StrogoT Co. were gener-
ously patronized on Friday evening last,
and as to the satisfaction given, the audi
cncc seemed about evenly divided That
the piece is a fine one is acknowledged by
all and the manner in which it was staged
was first class, but, to our mind, the com
pany, with few exceptions will greatly
improve as they become more familiar
with their parts.
OF the DAILY Bros. Co, that appears